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--- recherche:softs:thermocalc [01/04/2025 15:42] – mathieu.traversier
+++ recherche:softs:thermocalc [19/06/2025 17:13] (Version actuelle) – jules.lhostis
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+**Alternative file transfer method (SSH/Linux) - SSH-X/SSHFS**
+If you are connecting to the remote pc with **SSH**, you can 'mount' the remote pc's folders to your computed, and thus not need an **SSH** client.
+) Install **sshfs** via your package manager (ex: `apt install sshfs` on unbuntu)
+) Create a folder (directory) on **your** computer to act as a mount point (ex: `mkdir ~/thermocalc-remote`, meaning you create a directory called `thermocalc-remote` in your personnal folder)
+) Use the following command to mount the remote pc folder to the one you just created :
+  ```
+  sshfs -o idmap=user <your EMSE id>@193.49.173.62:/home/local/EMSE2000/<your EMSE id> ~/thermocalc-remote
+  ```
+to be sure about the right path on the remote server, when in ssh, you can type `pwd` which will show you the path to the current (remote) folder
+) *Extra tip* you can even create an alias in your (*local*) terminal to not have to type this big command :
+- Edit your (*local*) `~/.bashrc` file and add this at the end of the file (if I am M. Jean Bon, creating the alias `mountemse` or whichever name you choose) :
+  ```
+  # Custom aliases
+  alias mountemse="sshfs -o idmap=user jean.bon@193.49.173.62:/home/local/EMSE2000/jean.bon ~/thermocalc-remote"
+  ```
+- Then restart a terminal session so that the change can go into effect, and type the command `mountemse` and after a password prompt, you will mount your remote folder on the thermocalc pc on your local machine, so that you can access its content from your file manager seamlessly.
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